Vac STR30NGX-3 Regenerable Single Tower Natural Gas Dryer
Available Waxahachie, TX GE-DRY-005

Regenerable Single Tower Natural Gas Dryer STR30NGX-3

Vac STR30NGX-3 regenerable single tower natural gas dryer rated for 5–120 PSI inlet pressure and up to 1,876 SCFM flow capacity. Features a self-regenerating desiccant system for continuous operation without media replacement. Versatile pressure range makes it suitable for a wide variety of natural gas processing applications.

Technical Specifications

ManufacturerVac
ModelSTR30NGX-3
Year Manufactured2016
Working Pressure120 PSI
TypeRegenerable Single Tower Natural Gas Dryer
Gas ServiceNatural Gas
Inlet Pressure Range5-120 PSI
Max Flow RateUp to 1,876 SCFM
ConfigurationSingle Tower, Regenerable

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